Releases: AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome
AdGuard Home v0.93
🚆 Choo-choo dear AdGuard Home users, a huge update is on the way! 🚆
As usual, it took us more time than we anticipated, and only now we have finally decided that the features we have implemented by this moment are enough to call it a new version. By now you might've realized that we prefer major updates to minor bugfix releases.
So, what's inside?
HTTPS, DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS support out-of-the-box: #285
I can't stress enough how cool it is. DOH and DOT are both relatively new DNS encryption protocols, and there is not much software supporting them. But they have great potential, and we at AdGuard like to be at the cutting edge of technology, so here we are.
"Ok, so what's so cool about it? 😕" you might ask. Well, even a kid can now manage to set up a secure DNS server. And if you are an Android 9 user, you can configure it to use your DNS-over-TLS server without any additional software needed. On iOS, you'll need to use additional software, but there is a hope that Apple will soon follow the trend and add native DNS-over-TLS support.
Here is a guide on how to configure your AdGuard Home to be a secure DNS server: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome/wiki/Encryption
Official Docker image: #562
You asked for it, and we are happy to deliver. Finally, there is an official AdGuard Home image on Docker Hub. New builds will be uploaded there automatically.
Important tags:
latest
— 👴 always the latest stable build of AdGuard Home.edge
— 🔥 this one is for those who like to be on the bleeding edge. Always the latest build from this repository's master branch.MightWill be unstable.
Simple daemon/service registration: #490
Surprisingly, a lot of people were struggling with properly registering AdGuard Home as a service. Now it's as easy as this: sudo ./AdGuardHome -s install
. That's it, done. More on this in our newly written Getting Started guide.
First-time installation wizard
Another quality-of-life improvement. When you run AdGuard Home for the first time, there is now a simple configuration wizard.
Other changes
- [Changed] Extend the verbose logging: #531
- [Changed] Allow DNS server to bind address other than
0.0.0.0
: #550 - [Fixed] Only allow single click on buttons: #544
- [Fixed] A couple of localization issues: #540, #536
- [Fixed] DNSCrypt upstream does not retry over TCP when it gets a truncated response: #524
AdGuard Home v0.92-hotfix2
🔧 Another hotfix has arrived! 🔧
It appears that v0.92 messed with the Netflix app (see #534 and #521), so we had to release one more hotfix. Hopefully, this one is the last and there will be no other problems with v0.92.
The only change is that AGH now additionally listens to TCP alongside with UDP: #521.
AdGuard Home v0.92-hotfix1
🔧 An urgent hotfix is on the way! 🔧
As it often happens with significant updates (at least in our case 😭), v0.92 is followed by a hotfix patching unexpected bugs here and there.
Here is a list of issues resolved in this update.
- [Fixed] Cloudflare DOH upstream misbehaves for some users: #520
- [Fixed] v0.92 - sporadic DNS error: #505
- [Fixed] Crash on a DNS request with invalid number of questions: #518
- [Fixed] Cannot remove filters - Error: no such file or directory | 500: #502
- [Fixed] Fix the travis build on OS X: #519
- [Changed] Updated translations and added Chinese Traditional: #510
AdGuard Home v0.92
🎄 Looks like Santa hid some late presents under the tree! 🎄
What could be a better time to publish some new hot stuff than the day before New Year's Eve? Jokes aside, we prepared some cool things for you, and we would like to share it before the year ends. So, let's unpack AdGuard Home v0.92 and see what's inside!
Reworked DNS server: #450
🚄 From the very beginning, AdGuard Home was using CoreDNS under the hood. It is an excellent and flexible DNS server, but time showed that it's a bit too complicated and heavy for the purposes of our product, and that was slowing us down considerably.
🚅 We chose to develop our own simple DNS server which might not be as flexible as CoreDNS, but it perfectly fits our needs. We called it dnsproxy and, by the way, you can use it in your own open source projects.
Windows binaries: #375
Another issue that was quite hard to solve with CoreDNS is that we couldn't make AdGuard Home work on Windows. Well, this is not a problem anymore! Meet Windows build, finally! 🎉
DNSCrypt support: #284
🔐 AdGuard Home now supports every possible DNS encryption protocol, isn't that cool?
In order to use a DNSCrypt resolver, you need to specify its DNS stamp. And here you can find a list of public secure DNS resolvers, with their DNS stamps.
Built-in DHCP server: #423
Not every router allows changing its DHCP/DNS settings so we had to provide an alternative. AdGuard Home can now act as a DHCP server and define itself as the network's DNS server.
😲 This feature is experimental! We have not yet fully tested it so it might be unstable. Also, it does not work on Windows.
Besides these new features, here is a full list of other bugs and issues resolved in this release.
Happy New Year, everyone!
AdGuard Home v0.91
📦The first serious update of AdGuard Home is ready! 📦
Initially, we wanted to include the built-in DHCP and web setup into this version, but it has been a while since we published new versions of AdGuard Home and we couldn't wait any longer. And even without those features we still have quite a lot new stuff to offer.
So what's new?
Localization
One of the key steps in making AdGuard Home what we want it to be is to make sure anyone can use it. Of course, it's essential for that purpose that AdGuard Home supports localizations. And now it does: #442.
Right out of the gates, this release brings the support of the following languages:
- Spanish
- French
- Japanese
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Swedish
- Vietnamese
There's more languages to come, of course. If you want to help with AdGuard Home translations, please learn more about translating AdGuard products here: https://kb.adguard.com/en/general/adguard-translations
Here is a direct link to the AdGuard Home project: http://translate.adguard.com/collaboration/project?id=153384
Improved encrypted DNS support
We stated it many times, users' privacy and security are some of our highest priorities. The following changes (albeit to a different extent :)) follow this fundamental principle:
- AdGuard Home now supports DNS-over-HTTPS upstream: #451
- We fixed an annoying bug that prevented using hostnames when configuring a DNS-over-TLS upstream: #414
- We added some examples to the upstream settings for better understanding: #453
Mitigating DNS amplification attacks
This one is a quite pressing issue actually, and those users who set up an AdGuard Home instance on a VPS are suffering from it. Unfortunately, there's no silver bullet and if you operate a public DNS server, malicious actors will eventually discover it and try to exploit. The only thing we can do is mitigate it and make it infeasible for them to use AdGuard Home instances for DNS amplification attacks: #426.
- Rate-limiting is now enabled by default
- By default, AdGuard Home refuses all
ANY
requests (which are often used for DNS amplification attacks)
The default rate-limit values are 20rps
and 20kbps
per client IP, but you can configure different values manually in AdGuardHome.yaml
.
Other bugfixes and improvements
- [Improvement] Family Filter: Force restricted mode on Youtube: #265
- [Improvement] Show which filter does the rule belongs to in the query log: #371
- [Fixed] Reboot of Raspberry PI Breaks Ad-blocking: #421
- [Fixed] Incorrect path to the configuration file if the "-c" parameter is used: #424
- [Fixed] Exception rule from the SDN filter does not work: #460
- [Fixed] @@ rules won't unblock domains blocked by a hosts file: #383
- [Fixed] Multiple mouse-over tooltips over-lapping: #439
- [Fixed] Sort by IP address doesn't properly sort by last octet : #437
- [Fixed] Corruption on bottom border of graphs with Edge browser : #433
Acknowledgments
Huge thanks to everybody who volunteered and contributed to this release:
- @hoang-rio (authored most of the localization code!)
- @mustakimali
- @ajruckman
Stay tuned
There's much more coming soon!
AdGuard Home v0.9-hotfix1
🛠️Wow, we've reached another milestone - the first hotfix for AdGuard Home! 🛠️
It fixes a commonly-reported day1 issue: "unable to connect to port 8618", and allows running the binary when working directory is not where the binary is located. It is distributed as a standalone binary.
- To install, download the correct archive for your operating system and architecture, extract the files and follow the installation instructions.
- To update, stop AdGuardHome, unpack the archive, replace the binary, and start it again it.
Fixed:
- #378 — error 127.0.0.1:8618
- #389 — Couldn't get stats error
- #381 — yaml config not applied
- #377 — add docker image.
If you encounter any problems or have suggestions, feel free to open a new issue in this repo.
We will now take us some time to plan and prepare the next update. Thank you all for lots of valuable feedback we received!
AdGuard Home v0.9
🎉We're delighted to announce the first stable release of AdGuard Home! 🎉
Don't be confused by the version number, though. It emphasizes the fact that we have A LOT of improvements planned for the future, but this version is a stable and perfectly usable product.
It is distributed as standalone binary — download the correct archive for your operating system and architecture, extract the files and follow the installation instructions.
We believe that this version is ready for production use. However, if you encounter any problems or have suggestions, feel free to open a new issue in this repo.
AdGuard Home v0.1
Hello and welcome!
We're delighted to announce open-source release of AdGuard DNS v0.1! We are distributing it as standalone binaries — download the correct archive for your operating system and architecture, extract the files and follow the README.
This is a very first release. So it's bound to be rough around the edges. Please submit any issues, problems or suggestions to GitHub issue tracker or visit the forum.
Thanks in advance,
AdGuard DNS Team.